Trick Him Into Divorce, Then Flee With His Unknow Kid novel Chapter 60

Chapter 60: Chapter 60 The Stolen Admission

Rose furrowed her brow in confusion.

This was the first message Jordan had sent her since adding her.

She didn’t understand what he meant.

But he was clearly on Samantha’s side too, trusting her—the other woman—without a second thought.

Rose didn’t think she needed to have any further dealings with someone like that.

Without hesitation, she tapped “Block.”

Then she drove back to G.S. and returned to her monotonous lab work.

*****

Jordan hadn’t received a reply for a long time.

He felt oddly distracted.

Eventually, he decided to send another message:

[You didn’t save my name? I’m Jordan.]

A red exclamation mark immediately popped up:

[You are not friends with this person yet. Your message was rejected.]

“......”

He froze for two seconds, staring at the notification in disbelief.

Suddenly, it was as if a flame had been ignited inside him—his emotions flared up, only to be swiftly extinguished.

Rose... had actually rejected his advances!

Could he really have been rebuffed by Rose?

“Mr. Dutch?”

The driver in the front seat called out uncertainly.

Jordan snapped back to reality, tossed his phone aside, and his handsome face turned as cold as ice.

“Back to the office.”

*****

Rose had been swamped with work lately.

The drug development project with Columbia University was in full swing. As soon as Samantha’s team at Columbia finalized the Western medicine formulation, they could proceed with animal testing and clinical trials.

But they still hadn’t produced any results.

Although Rose felt the process was dragging on, she didn’t rush them.

She also had to arrange a kindergarten for Ariel.

Next month marked the start of the new school year.

Ariel had already decided to stay in New York, so Rose needed to settle the matter as soon as possible.

She thoroughly researched all the top-ranked kindergartens in New York.

In the end, she chose the one with the best overall reputation.

It was filled with the children of high-ranking officials and elite families, with exceptional resources in every aspect—and it was the only kindergarten willing to accept Ariel under her current circumstances.

The school required proof of home ownership and financial verification, so she would need Trevor to help provide some documentation.

This included, but was not limited to, the household registration records.

When Rose called, the person on the other end was extremely polite.

“You’re very lucky. Our school has a fixed enrollment quota, and this happens to be the very last spot available. Just bring your child in on Monday to complete the enrollment process.”

Rose felt that ever since she had distanced herself from those scumbags, her luck had improved significantly.

She agreed immediately.

“Okay. See you on Monday.”

She quickly shared the good news with Nathan.

Nathan was delighted.

“That’s great. This kindergarten has excellent resources, and it’s close to home, which makes it convenient for my wife and me to pick Ariel up and drop her off.”

Rose was deeply grateful that Nathan was willing to help care for her daughter.

She found it difficult to put her feelings into words. Being shy, she stammered for a while.

Nathan, meanwhile, was playing chess. After muttering a threatening “Checkmate!” to his opponent, he still found time to snap, “Enough already. Stop getting sentimental. Do you think I’m doing this for you? Ariel is no different from my own granddaughter! I love my precious granddaughter, so quit being so dramatic.”

Rose rubbed her nose.

“Oh.”

She immediately withdrew any sign of being moved.

Later, she went shopping with Diana and bought Ariel some new clothes and a new backpack.

Everything was for Ariel’s first day of school.

Saturday night.

But then Rose received a call from the kindergarten.

“We’re very sorry, but there was an error in our records. That spot is no longer available. Unfortunately, we won’t be able to admit your child.”

Rose’s good mood vanished instantly.

She hurriedly asked, “How could this happen? How could you make such a major mistake? Who’s going to take responsibility for all the time we’ve wasted?”

The person on the other end refused to give a clear explanation, repeating the same official response over and over.

But one thing was obvious.

Ariel’s spot had most likely been taken by someone else.

Rose had secured it first.

When it came to her daughter, Rose had never been one to back down.

After discussing it with Diana, she decided to go directly to the school on Monday.

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